OpenGov, the leader in modern cloud software for cities, counties, and state agencies across the U.S. announces the opening of its newest office in Pune, India. OpenGov has been growing its India team for over two years, capitalizing on the country’s highly educated workforce to ensure continuous development of its software suites for U.S.-based local governments and state agencies.
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OpenGov has been building a local leadership team and staffing teams across Research & Development, Product, Design, and Security, through a partnership with a local service provider in India. OpenGov formally established a business entity earlier this year, and is converting local team members to full-time employees. To accommodate the growing team, the company is opening an office in Pune at Magarpatta CyberCity on April 6.
“I am thrilled to announce the inauguration of our first international office, which will be a key driver of OpenGov’s product development. By growing our global team, we can ensure continuous innovation, world-class security, and modern cloud capabilities for the more than 1,100 local governments and agencies that we serve across the U.S.,” said Zac Bookman, OpenGov’s CEO.
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“We are thrilled to solidify OpenGov’s talent investment in India. OpenGov’s India-based teams will continue to contribute to the innovation and security of the OpenGov Cloud with product design, data analysis, software engineering, sustaining engineering, quality, security, and compliance teams -– all operating in a full-time capacity to deliver long-term growth,” explained Umesh Rajmane, Managing & Executive Director for OpenGov.
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